Up on the top floor of an old independent cinema, L’Etage is a great space for eat, drink and dance in the area. They hold quality world music concerts from Thursday to Saturday, with groups playing sounds from the Far East, Latin America, the Balkans, West and North Africa. It’s good to know that that the concerts are always free. Djs spin electro, funk and disco on the weekends and the crowd warmed up by the concert beforehand are ready for the dance floor by midnight. A much more laid... Read more

When French touch had its heyday Queen was the place to be. These days it attracts provincials out on the town and tourists looking for a night out on the Champs Elysées. The mega club with its fantastic sound system and expensive lights plays commercial house and disco with the odd big name DJ passing through. It is no longer the gay club of the city but quite the opoosite, on Wednesdays it’s ladies night (free for women, 15€ for men) and on Monday night it’s disco. The rest of the week... Read more

Legend has it that Jim Morrison died here of an overdose when this basement club was called the Whisky à Gogo. The myth has been told too many times and the nights at Wagg are pretty far from the orgies and hedonism of the 70’s. The new team behind the venue have done their best and collaborated with Fabric in London to create a chic but hip left bank club with a great sound system. However the student and tourist clientele of the left bank weren’t impressed by sophisticated London house... Read more